Ministry Missions Ministry Website Template
Sent
Sent is a missions ministry site with a full-bleed forest photo of a footbridge, a black and white interface and a stats column. The mood is documentary, with enough room for field stories.
Starting at $500
Start with this design and I’ll personalize it with your branding, photos and words. Keep your current domain or get a new one.
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- Built for
- Church members considering a short-term trip, mission committee leaders, and donors who want to see where money goes.
- Navigation
- Sticky frosted bar with the full menu and a Give button. On phones, a bottom tab bar plus a quick-links launcher.
Names, photos, times and stories in this template are sample content. Your version uses your own words, photos and branding.
Why it looks this way.
- Typography
DM Serif Display sets the headline in a large, high-contrast serif that looks like a newspaper front page. DM Sans handles body text and the interface in a clean geometric style. The pair comes from the same family tradition, so it hangs together.
- DM Serif Display headlines
- DM Sans body text
- Color
The interface is almost monochrome, off-white (#F7F7F5) and black (#111111), with a single signal red (#D4382C) used sparingly. The photographs supply the colour. A limited interface palette keeps attention on the pictures from the field.
- Page
#F7F7F5 - Cards
#FFFFFF - Text
#111111 - Brand
#111111 - Accent
#D4382C
- Page
- Layout
A white bar carries a round black monogram, the name, six links and a black Give button. Below the hero a four-cell strip gives practical details. The stats column reports 14 countries, 62 teams sent and 9,400 people served, which are the numbers a trip leader needs to cite.
Pages: Home, About, Visit, Trips, Stories, Events, Give, Contact
- Hero
A footbridge disappearing into a dark forest fills the screen, which suggests a journey. The headline 'The world is closer than you think.' runs across the full width at about 100 pixels. A dark gradient protects the white text over the lighter foliage.
- Calls to action
'Go on a trip' is a solid black button and 'Support a team' is an outlined button. The two paths match the two kinds of visitor, those who go and those who send. A chip points to the next Info Night.
- Photography
The photography is moody and cinematic, using landscapes and journey imagery. For a real missions agency, honest field photos are important, with attention to the dignity of the people shown and no savior imagery. Consent and context for every portrait matter.
- Accessibility
White text over the darkened forest remains legible, and body text on the off-white page is about 17.6 to 1. The black buttons carry white text at about 19 to 1. Red is never the only signal for any state.
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